Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Practicing good nutrition keeps your mind sharp, your body fit, and your life long. The same could be said for consuming media. (Seriously, knowledge is power.) When you add it all up, the average American spends roughly nine hours a day glued to some kind of screen, and like your diet, quality is as important as quantity. Here areWired's suggested servings for optimal media health.

About Me

Randy is currently President of InfoNewt, an infographic design and visual consulting company. InfoNewt works with clients to develop visual communications and strategies to reach their target audiences. These are designed for use in presentations, social media, training and print.

In 2013, Randy released his first book, Cool Infographics. This innovative guide prepares readers to create compelling infographics for online marketing, business reports, posters, presentations, and even design their own infographic resume.